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 1    1,    2|      pursuit of the guariba.~He knew that to reach such an active
 2    1,    2|        monkey? No! he no longer knew what he was about. To tell
 3    1,    3|    Magalhaës. Of the Amazon she knew no more than what flowed
 4    1,    4|      not think of her as gone I knew not where. I would fancy
 5    1,    8|       October.~This Joam Garral knew by experience, and he intended
 6    1,   12|       poor fellow who, however, knew the laws of hospitality,
 7    1,   12|         wives, the jolly barber knew them well, and he knew they
 8    1,   12|   barber knew them well, and he knew they would give him a better
 9    1,   14|     this Torres? No one exactly knew. Where was he going to? “
10    1,   14|        of Brazil like a man who knew the country. But in speaking
11    1,   14|        ask the commandant if he knew Manaos, if his colleague
12    1,   15|       the jangada to halt. They knew they could catch her up.~
13    1,   16|       then gone into the house, knew anything of this. Torres
14    1,   20|   Torres; “but this man, whom I knew a long time after his crime,
15    1,   20|         seized with remorse. He knew where Joam Dacosta had taken
16    1,   20|      again begun a new life. He knew that he was rich, in the
17    1,   20|       of a happy family, but he knew also that there was no happiness
18    1,   20|         to all, “To-morrow!”~He knew all that had passed between
19    1,   20|      Joam Garral and Torres. He knew that, counting on the protection
20    1,   20|        him of his innocence. He knew that Joam Garral had boldly
21    1,   20|       long himself.~Yes, Manoel knew all this, and, further,
22    1,   20|      all this, and, further, he knew that Joam Garral—or rather
23    1,   20|  children, “Judge Ribeiro alone knew that I was innocent, my
24    2,    2|         know that.”~“But Torres knew that Garral was the name
25    2,    2|   living?”~“Evidently.”~“And he knew that it was in Peru, at
26    2,    2|   father had taken refuge?”~“He knew it,” said Manoel, “but how
27    2,    2|         her—your wife! You then knew everything, and the past
28    2,    3|      some chance of success. He knew that the old convictions
29    2,    3|      beautiful Amazon river. He knew sufficient of Yaquita to
30    2,    3|         And when the magistrate knew the past career of the fazender
31    2,    5|     Torres let him know that he knew and could reveal the name
32    2,    5|         in this examination, he knew nothing of what is known
33    2,    7|      the reason, the family now knew everything, and that from
34    2,    7|      Joam Dacosta himself. They knew that Torres had declared
35    2,    7|         for extortion. But they knew also that Torrres had just
36    2,    7|         of all that his friends knew—of what they alone knew?~
37    2,    7|         knew—of what they alone knew?~And so the people of Manaos
38    2,    8|       them. The gallant fellows knew that they were working for
39    2,    8|        Of every minute lost all knew the value.~A little before
40    2,   10|      attacked the diver.~Benito knew what he had to fear from
41    2,   15|      document? No! Two men only knew the cipher—the culprit and
42    2,   16|         could only say that she knew not what had become of him,
43    2,   16|   attracting any notice, and he knew its course thoroughly as
44    2,   16| confided to their charge—Araujo knew well that they would dare
45    2,   17|   establishing his identity, he knew that his memoir, which he
46    2,   18|         Joam Dacosta?~He hardly knew. But in any case he was
47    2,   18|        band to tell him what he knew of this Ortega, of the place
48    2,   18|       all the chief of the band knew, and he could tell no more.
49    2,   18|       it to Judge Jarriquez. He knew that he had not an hour
50    2,   19|      became horrible to him. He knew that another had been condemned
51    2,   19|      condemned in his place! He knew subsequently that the innocent
52    2,   19|        of whom were dead, alone knew?~And so he also received
53    2,   20|       some days. The whole town knew the story of Joam Dacosta.